Film Festival

Andrew McArthur 25 June 2016

The first of two new Gerard Depardieu films to play the Edinburgh International Film Festival this year is Saint Amour,...

Andrew McArthur 23 June 2016

Isabel Coixet's Endless Night (Nadie quiere la noche) pits a woman against the Arctic elements in this inconsistent yet entertaining...

Andrew McArthur 23 June 2016

Alex Helfrecht and Jörg Tittel's The White King feels like it is aiming somewhere between The Hunger Games and Stand...

Andrew McArthur 23 June 2016

Jamie M. Dagg's first time feature as both writer and director, River, shows promise of great things from the filmmaker....

Andrew McArthur 23 June 2016

The benefit of horror anthologies is that for every segment that you don't like, there's hope that you will connect...

Andrew McArthur 23 June 2016

Meg Ryan directs and takes a supporting role in Ithaca, an adaptation of William Saroyan's The Human Comedy - her...

Andrew McArthur 23 June 2016

Emma Watson and Daniel Bruhl head The Colony, a 1970s set cult thriller from filmmaker Florian Gallenberger based on Chile's...

Paul 22 June 2016

Adult Life Skills Anna is approaching 30 and still living in her mums shed at the bottom of the garden....

Andrew McArthur 22 June 2016

Tobias Nölle writes and directs Aloys, a Swiss-French existential drama examining isolation and grief amongst other issues. This subdued watch...

Andrew McArthur 22 June 2016

Daniel Auteuil leads Vincent Garenq's sublime French-German legal drama which explores a father's quest for justice in the face of...

Paul 21 June 2016

It maybe 4 months away but BFI London International Film Festival are keen to reveal the film that will open...

Andrew McArthur 21 June 2016

Bratwurst Nazis (Bratzis) run amuck through a Canadian convenience store, whilst two millennial yoga fans reluctantly attempt to contain the...

Andrew McArthur 21 June 2016

The American and British action realms collide in Take Down (aka Billionaire Ransom) from genre regular Jim Gillespie (D-Tox, I...

Andrew McArthur 20 June 2016

Brian Cox headlines British-Hungarian co-production, The Carer, which lightly explores the concept of ageing and the loss of independence -...